EmployAgility how to manage your lifelong employability

In order to survive in the changing labour market, new skills and knowledge as well as changes in mindset and behaviour are required. Philippa Dengler will show how to build the habits and skills you need to face the future of work with confidence whilst you are still employed - and enjoy a longer, more fulfilling working life.

Lifelong learning is now a prerequisite for lifelong employability. This can be a challenge and there are concerns that large numbers of people over the age of 50 could get left behind. Are we prepared to keep up with the demands of tomorrow’s work environment? Are they able to do so within the current structures? What should corporations do to improve the situation? Philippa Dengler provides a deep insight into her research results and into interesting findings and meaningful recommendations.

• When: Wednesday, September 30, 2020, 11.30 am
• Where: Due to the current corona situation and the non-ideal location, the event will now be held as a webinar. You will receive the link to the webinar in a separate email

Agenda:

• 11.30 Welcome Talk by Philippa Dengler, Conscha GmbH, followed by Q&A and discussion
• About 12.45 end of the event

Costs:

• for SKO members: free
• for non-SKO members CHF 15

We recommend that you complete the assessment on EmployAgility in advance. The tool is free of charge and provides a personal report.

Speaker: Philippa Dengler

Philippa was born in England and moved to Zürich in 2000. For the first 20 years of her career, she worked in change management roles for international companies. Since completing her MSc in Business and Economic Psychology she owns a boutique consultancy and works with companies to create an inclusive workplace culture in which men and women of all ages can contribute their natural best to their company’s success while proactively managing their personal growth and employability.

We look forward to meeting, exchanging and networking with you, your friends, business partners and all interested people.
International Managers is a  group within the SKO network. Our aim is to help promote understanding and build bridges between international managers and life, work and culture in Switzerland. We welcome all foreign managers living in Switzerland as well as internationally experienced Swiss managers who want to stay connected with an international community.